Can a Judge be called up to go on Jury duty?- 6 Feb 14

James O'Brien's Mystery Hour

Global

Comedy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 960 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2014

⏱️ 38 minutes

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If you've ever wondered "why", then this is the hour for you. Sometimes simple, sometimes intelligent, but almost always entertaining, probably the best hour of radio you could ever download!

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0:00.0	The promise that I issue to you is that by one o'clock today, you will know more than you do now.
0:08.4	LBC 97.3 Mystery Hour with James O'Brien.
0:15.0	Five minutes after at 12 and no, Andrew, nobody was sabotaging Bob Crow's phone line.
0:20.5	None of my colleagues were sabotaging Bob Crow's phone line. None of my colleagues were sabotaging
0:22.5	Bob Crow's phone line towards the end of that exchange. It was simply, as I did warn you in advance,
0:27.4	we're in the hands of the technology on days like today. And, of course, with the strike set to
0:32.4	continue next week, don't be surprised if we talk to him again. Actually, it's probably
0:36.1	worth mentioning, given that we go national on Tuesday, that we will continue to be over a story like a London Tube Strike, like a rash,
0:42.2	just as you would expect. There'll be no change in our service to you as Londoners on days
0:47.5	like London Underground Strike Day. So please, whatever changes may be a foot, I think you're
0:53.1	going to find them incremental
0:54.2	rather than extreme. And there'll be no changes at all to Mystery Air. There'll just be many, many,
0:59.9	many, many more people potentially able to join in. Mystery Hour, of course, is your weekly
1:04.0	opportunity to get an answer to the question that has had you puzzled for the longest time.
1:08.1	If you've got a London question, you better stick it in this week, because actually next week maybe it wouldn't really play that well with the people
1:15.2	are aberrists with or Lanz-N. So if you've got a London-based question, I'd like to hear it.
1:20.3	Otherwise, it's the who's, the whys, the wheres, the what's, the where-falls, the withers, the wences, anything at all that has got you puzzled. 0845-60-60-973 is the number that you need.
1:30.5	You'll only hear me say the number when we have a phone line free,
1:33.9	and the fact that I just said it then means that we currently do.
1:37.3	If you haven't heard this before, think of those newspaper columns,
1:39.7	which you probably are familiar, the ones wherein readers submit a question. Why do we do that?
1:45.0	What's the origin of this? Where does that come from? Who did this? What does that mean?
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